Verizon Hall

Until February 23, 2019

The Philadelphia Orchestra welcomes special guest conductor Andres Orozco-Estrada for a rousing program of Eastern European classical music, beginning with Czech composer Leos Janacek's rhapsodic tone poem Taras Bulba. Finished in 1918 and inspired by the novel by Russian dramatist Nikolai Gogol, it became one of Janacek's most famous works thanks to its vivid depiction of the titular fifteenth century hero and his tragic tale, brought to glorious life with fanfares, soaring melodies and traditional folk harmonies.

Academy of Music

Until February 24, 2019

Rogers and Hammerstein's classic adaptation has been reincarnated for the 21st Century, with a new book by Douglas Carter Beane that updates the fairytale with new sub-plots, whilst keeping the heart of this wonderful story of Cinderella, her glass slipper and the Prince who falls for her. This fresh and sweet revival is an opulent affair, with high spirited choreography, stunning costumes, against the soundtrack of R&H's best songs.

Verizon Hall

February 28 - March 2, 2019

Acclaimed conductor Nathalie Stutzmann returns to The Philadelphia Orchestra in 2019 to lead the charge with three exquisite works from two great masters Haydn and Beethoven. With Benjamin Grosvenor (Gramophone's Young Artist Award Winner) at the piano keys, you are in for one special experience!

Verizon Hall

March 1 - 3, 2019

Swing into an era where big bands ruled the roost and clubs like the Cotton Club and The Savoy were the hottest tickets in town! Count Basie Orchestra alumnus Byron Stripling leads the Philly Pops in Uptown Nights, a nostalgic program that explores the music that was filling dance floors during the 40s and 50s, from the brassy sounds of Duke Ellington and his orchestra, to the dulcet warbling of Cab Calloway and Ella Fitzgerald.

Merriam Theater

March 5 - 10, 2019

Jonathan Larson's Pulitzer and Tony-winning musical returns in a special 20th Anniversary touring production. Bursting with energy and a rocking score, Rent tells the story of a band of young artists living in New York, who are determined to overcome the fear of HIV which hangs over them.

Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts

With its distinctive vaulted glass ceiling, the Kimmel Center stands tall on Philadelphia's 'Avenue of the Arts', housing 4 main venues and various smaller spaces and rooms, all of which are dedicated to music, dance and musical theatre. The world renowned Philadelphia Orchestra, the Philadelphia Chamber Orchestra, the Pennsylvania Ballet and Opera Philadelphia all call the center home and are constantly performing full-capacity shows. The building itself proves a popular tourist attraction; visitors are welcome 7 days a week and there are regularly free tours.

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